We are multifaceted human beings, so there are a lot of aspects of my human experience that cannot be encompassed on a web page. Thus, if you have any questions or just want to chat, please reach out 🫶

Currently working at an event platform, ticketing, and texting start-up. There is 6 of us, and I get to wear every hat 🧢
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I worked at Twitter for 16 months. As a recent grad, I was welcome to the Consumer Privacy team as a full-stack software engineer with a font-end focus. There, I learned to work on projects with cross-functional partners, improved my coding skills, and welcomed the Twitter culture.
During my time at Twitter, I went from not knowing anything to owning full projects and being the only one to have the knowledge for certain areas. I was part of this company during a tumultuous time: CEO stepping down, acquisition, re-orgs, layoffs. Thus, I learned to focus and work hard during uncertain and stressful times.
I worked and lead projects that impacted millions of users, for example: the 2022 privacy policy update, the EU cookie notification for Twitter to be FTC compliant, the Data Archive Renderer (the HTML page that renders when you download your Twitter data), and a few settings tweaks. Additionally, I also worked on internal tools for the Legal Compliance Core team that helped legal request user data more easily.

Snap was my first industry experience. There, I learned to value privacy, to work in big tech, and what software engineer entails. I worked on the Privacy Engineering team as an intern for two summers. Best school I could have ever asked for.

One of the reasons I studied computer science was because of the Teaching Assitants. They are the ones that helped me when I felt like giving up because of a bug. Thus, I wanted to return the favor. I became a teaching assistant in 2019 for Introduction to Computer Science and then switched to Data Structures. As a teaching assistant, you hold office hours and teach labs. After a couple semesters as a TA, I became a Teaching Fellow, which is the one of 4-ish students who manage the TA’s and work closely with the professor. One of the best communities I have been a part of.

Tufts University Class of 2021
BS in Computer Science – Magna Cum Laude
BS in Engineering Psychology – Magna Cum Laude
GPA 3.72

Also knows as Human Factors Engineering. It is the bridge between the designers and the engineers. It encompasses everything from Human Computer Interaction to UX/UI design, to ergonomics.

Tufts Computer Science undergraduate students’ tradition. Senior year, a torch is passed to a group of CS students to build a dating app from scratch. This app is only available to graduating Seniors and lasts for about a week during “Senior Week”.
The Jumbo Smash for the Class of 2021 had 514 users, 2630 matches and 8920 messages.